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by jonwest 3y ago
The leader music became Pavlovian for me where it would almost immediately put my mind in a “alright time to wrap it up” kind of a state haha.
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by jonwest 3y ago
This plus a Qudelix5K is my headphones endgame at this point. I can’t stand TWS earbuds for many reasons, but having the ability to apply DSP tuning to whatever headphones I plug in, and still have “wireless” freedom has been great.
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by jonwest 3y ago
Bringing a knife to an AirBNB or a sharpener is a must imo. I have yet to ever go to one where the knives aren’t essentially prop knives they’re so dull.
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by jonwest 3y ago
I wish there was an actual equivalent to F360. It’s like Photoshop vs. GIMP. They’re “comparative”, but in reality, not really.
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by jonwest 3y ago
Forgot about Packer! Thanks! That’s probably the closest equivalent.
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by jonwest 3y ago
I agree with you there as well. Ansible was great in theory but I’m with you in that I feel like I rarely got idempotent results like I would with Terraform.
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by jonwest 3y ago
I don’t disagree, but what is there for a terraform-like state config management system for bare metal and VMs when they are necessary? What provisions the machines that run the clusters?
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by jonwest 3y ago
The only justification I can give to “$documentId - The ID of a document” style comments would be if they are alongside comments that actually give context. If there are 5 parameters, and 3 of them are helped with a bit of context, then add
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by jonwest 3y ago
That last point is pretty rough if true, given that LTT was born out of him being an employee of a relatively small retailer who he ended up making videos for.
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by jonwest 3y ago
Presumably become @musicfanfan.
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by jonwest 3y ago
Am I the only one who finds it interesting that @ musicfan and @musicmusic were available? Or did they “acquire” those as well?
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by jonwest 3y ago
In the same boat here as well. Especially when you’re talking about container images using JavaScript or other interpreted languages that are bundling in a bunch of other dependencies, the developer experience is much better in my experien
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by jonwest 3y ago
There’s also GitLens if they’re already using VSCode.
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by jonwest 3y ago
It’s also now a Code Review platform ( https://graphite.dev/ ) but your example was my first thought as well.
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by jonwest 3y ago
That may be true, but you're talking about the livelihood of 14,000 people versus a single person. That's an accurate, but misleading comparison.
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by jonwest 3y ago
I would love to see something like Monodraw, that could generate centered text boxes and simple diagrams for use in READMEs. Monodraw is great, but I don’t think it’s in development anymore.
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by jonwest 3y ago
Forgive the potentially blunt comment, but is a $525 Linux tablet at all newsworthy? Couldn’t people run Linux from detachable notebooks like the Surface et al for some time now? How is this machine any different?
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by jonwest 3y ago
I feel like the lowest earning employees on the totem pole is a bit of an easy scapegoat for high costs when executives make an exponential amount in comparison. I understand that if they weren’t in grocery they could be making similar amo
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by jonwest 3y ago
First and foremost, I really appreciate the project, so thank you for your help with it! Documentation is honestly probably one of, if not the most difficult part of development. Even if the programming problem you’re solving is immensely
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by jonwest 3y ago
This was a really interesting article. One thing I’d like to hear more about would be alternatives to something like Bitnami’s SealedSecrets. The articles mentions that they don’t offer a significant security benefit, but I’d humbly disagr
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by jonwest 3y ago
I made the mistake of falling for buying those GameCube replacement sticks. I don’t get how people can say they’re better. Objectively worse. I should really swap them back with some new original style sticks.
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by jonwest 3y ago
A few suggestions: - You can use a Brewfile to group all of your “brew install” commands into a single command referencing that Brewfile. - You can avoid manually installing Docker Desktop by installing via the cask (brew install --cask do
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by jonwest 3y ago
Not to take away from this app, but I’ve been using Mos https://mos.caldis.me for a couple of years now and it’s been just enough to mitigate the faults I had with default mouse settings in macOS.
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by jonwest 3y ago
Generally they will handle this case with a diagram of both depths of bolts with one of them being circled and crossed out to designate which to use.
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by jonwest 3y ago
The other aspect of IKEA that is criminally underrepresented in software that I really feel like should be a part of this article is having an incredibly succinct and universal DSL for documentation. Say what you will about the memes about
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by jonwest 3y ago
While I appreciate your reluctance, I’d recommend trying to find one of the Philips LED bulbs that dim like an incandescent bulb. I’m not sure they’re easy to find now, and to be honest I don’t remember the model name, but if you can find
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by jonwest 4y ago
I find that breathing out until completely out of air, holding that for 5-10 seconds, then breathing as deeply as possible and holding that for 5-10 seconds stops hiccups every time. Anecdotal of course but works for me.
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by jonwest 4y ago
The other absolutely glaring "apples-to-oranges" point to be made is that there are very strict plumbing code standards that need to be adhered to. If I go into a house to put in a sink, there's pretty much one way I can do
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by jonwest 4y ago
I read an old book about a decade ago called “The Richest Man in Babylon” which was an easy read. I don’t know what it was about it but something clicked for me and things started looking up after that.
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by jonwest 4y ago
Dotbot ( https://github.com/anishathalye/dotbot ) has worked extremely well for me. It’s simple to setup, has minimal dependencies, and it is also easy to run arbitrary commands if I want to get tricky with things. I w

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